Study Resources

• Wheeler Academic Prep Drive (start here): resources for every topic

• If you use Anki and the Anki to Quizlet Importer or just Quizlet,  Keartamen resources is a set of resources and quizlets that are really helpful to just grind out.

•  list of resources and sourcebook that are used for the national level of Certamen (state level is based on this)

• certamen reader: practice questions by set

•  Public Certamen resources from NJCL drive

• Wisconsin JCL Certamen Resources (good for all four topics)

• NLE practice quiz: NJCL quiz that tells you Optime! or Eheu!

• NLE syllabus: what's on the exam and what to study

This is a website that gives you like a noun or verb and you have to write out the conjugations or the declensions:  Active Verbs, Passive Verbs, Nouns, and Adjectives + Nouns. Some of the stuff for verbs that the website calls wrong will be right, check with the "Show Complete Conjugation" button.

This is a spreadsheet of a lot of vocab words and their definitions from a couple of resources. 

New Latin Grammar is the ultimate resource for Latin grammar.

Here is the link to a study guide for the National Classical Etymology Exam.

Here is the link to the vocabulary list for Latin League Highschool.  

Major Hero Guide is a short little summary of the stories of Hercules, Jason + the Argonauts, Bellerophon, Meleager, Theseus, and Perseus.

This is a summary of what you need to know as a Novice in mythology. 

For the National Roman Civilization Exam, here are the novice level,  intermediate level, and advanced level study guides.  

Here is a link to a google document that covers the daily life and culture of the Romans.

The largest guide I have for Latin literature is Ketan's Updated Latin Lit Guide. It goes in depth for all the Roman authors

For basic  literature guides, you can use Wisconsin JCL's basic literature guide.